European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 13, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes in Russia inertia is the Mother of 1. T i by Dick West Washington up in the press of momentous events Herat Home Many people May have overlooked a significant develop ment overseas. The russians have started in venting things again. Last week they claimed Mohave invented the bicycle and a couple of Days before that the retroactively invented the fire  on the soviet Union presumably Are studying these reports closely. For when the russians discover they invented something it May be a sign they Are having technical difficulties the greatest period of soviet inventiveness was the Early Post War years when states alone had the the United bomb and was undisputed world Leader in most other technological  that Era the soviets operated what virtually amounted to an invention of the month  other things they in vented razor Blades radio and and television rifles submarines and dynamite but once they caught up with the United states in nuclear weapons and missiles the inventions began to taper off. A Dafter they beat us in sending nip tote first space vehicle the inventions seemed to Stop , As it now appears wave of russian inventions has begun this could technological progressing Down. I Don t claim any expertise i such matters but a couple is random Tho mind. One skipper s lawyer blasts Navy on file release it pack of lies san Francisco a the attorney for it. Cmdr. Mar Cus a. Arnheiter angrily lashed out at the Navy saturday for making Public its file on the de posed skipper of a destroyer off Vietnam when there was no Opportunity to refute its pack of  the attorney Marvin Lewis just had returned from unofficial congressional hearings i Washington into the controversial Arnheiter Case. Involved in the Case Are hearing officer s findings that Arnheiter introduced alcoholic beverages aboard the destroyer Vance and conducted unauthorized Shore bombardments. Also involved were Arnheiter  that disgruntled officers jumped up the charges. Shore duty of after the hearings had ended riday the Navy made its Arn Heiter file Public. The file showed that the Pacific Fleet commander adm. Roy l. John son recommended Arnheiter s reassignment to Shore duty fractions that reveal Lack of  the Navy file said this sequence of events preceded John son s decision after a hearing in Subic Bay the Philippines capt. Ward wit Ter filed 41 findings against Arn Heiter. Acting on this rear adm. . King recommended that Arn Heiter be reprimanded and relieved of command. Rear adm. W. H. Baumber Ger upheld Arnheiter s removal from the Vance but recommended reassignment to another ves Sel. Then Johnson overruled Baum Berger. The charges that the Navy a Gross dec official gets award Bonn Germany a Sicco Mansholt of the Netherlands vice president of the european com Mon Market has been awarded the $6,125 Robert Schuman prize for 1968 in recognition of his work to establish the european eco nomic Community s common agricultural Market. Have now Given the press were found by Captain Witter to be True but the reviewing officer rear Admiral Baumberger re versed Witter and found that these charges were unfounded Lewis said saturday. Roy Johnson never reverse Baumberger on any finding of fact. The Only thing he did was reverse the conclusion to As sign Arnheiter to another ves Sel the attorney charged that the Navy steadfastly has denied Arnheiter s request for a Gener Al court inquiry because it is the Case of the Navy refusing to recognize their admirals could be  opened file the Washington hearing were held by rep. Joseph y. Resnick. . The Nav opened the Arnheiter file after refusing to attend the Resnic hearings. The Navy explained failure to attend by pointing out that the House armed services commit tee had decided against any  said that Resnick and others now Are preparing a Resolution calling on Congress to induce the Secretary of the Navy to give Arnheiter a Gener Al court inquiry. And Fortune co soviet War might be invention of the a demean that had a falling out with de invention of mean that thing economic troubles the soviet space program. Invention of the bicycle would them something to beast Ain Case the United states beats them to the Moon invention of the fire engine could be an implied warning to Czechoslovakia and other step Lite countries that recently have been giving off Sparks of inde Here Are some other things to horsing around John Wayne s new film does t have a horse in it but when daughter Kiowa woman honoured Aissa i visited the Hollywood set the studio stable rounded one up in a hurry. Up photo Mother of year9 gave much to War Lawton okla. A Kiowa Indian Mother received tribute sunday from grateful citizens for her contribution to the american army and the nation. Mrs. Pascal Poolaw or. Was presented a Corsage and a Surprise title from the local United services organization As its Mother of the  Mother s Day _ was unexpected As Shehad been told Only that she was to be a guest of  husband a Veteran of three wars died a hero s death in Vietnam where one of the the gift poo Laws sons is now  son lost a leg fighting the Viet Cong. Two other sons one a Vietnam vet Are in the army. The Poolaw sons were last to Gether with their Mother at the funeral of their father 1st set Pascal Cleatus Poolaw sr., at the big nearby army artillery and missile Center at it. Sill. The 45-year-old career Soldier was killed nov. 7, 1967. It. Sill in Southwest Oklahoma is situated where the poo Praise from the . Cavalry for their , at sunday s event Only one son Pascal jr., 25, was present. Son Donnie 21, is in Vietnam and his Brothers Lindy 20 and Lester 27, Are in  or. Is undergoing treat ment at Brooke army  Antonio Tex. A spokesman there said the Soldier wants to remain on Active duty despite the loss of his leg the father left for Vietnam -r�-.--,. A av/4, y 4vihct1ithe Day after Lindy embarked although he could have decline to go the elder Poolaw died of �1 a Rev nov  a i and Only 30 Miles from where Lindy was located. The son accompanied the body Home. , who was wounded in world War ii and the korean War and gave up his Battlefield commission As again be. A non commissioned officer held numerous for gallantry. It Rathe .25-year army vet a was wounded near Loc num a search and destroy Mission the defense department saw. He was shot As he went to Waid of la wounded Soldier Puj up was hit by mine frag Rand his right leg was amp below the knee. V King s last Book to be published soon new York a a boo the late Martin Luther King described As his final �".ment," will be published june by Harper and Row. Of Fon. Titled the trumpets Wience the Book of is Sass mat do a. 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